Duties of Sheriffs And Constables As Defined By the Laws And Interpreted By Th
Duties of Sheriffs And Constables As Defined By the Laws And Interpreted By Th
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* ' "^ '^' * * * The objecdon that the judgment should not have directed the money in the sheriff's hands to § 208 LEVY ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. 252 be paid to the interveners pro rata, cannot avail the appellant, because it is a matter in which he is not interested, and those who are interested in it have not appealed. But the judgment having been rendered for the plaintiff against the original defendants, that portion of the judgment which sets aside the plaintiff's attacliment absolutely was er...roneous. It should only- have been postponed to those of the intervenors. In this respect the judgment must be modified. " The sheriff, Gorham, levied an attachment on the ship Underwriter in the case of Gilson v. Meiggs ; and afterwards levied an attachment in the case of Dallas V. Meiggs on the same property. One Davidson claimed the vessel, and the sheriff took an indemnity bond from both Gilson and Dallas, each for the full value of the property attached.
As the property could not be divided, he was com- pelled to seize and detain it entire, under both attach- ments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* ' "^ '^' * * * The objecdon that the judgment should not have directed the money in the sheriff's hands to § 208 LEVY ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. 252 be paid to the interveners pro rata, cannot avail the appellant, because it is a matter in which he is not interested, and those who are interested in it have not appealed. But the judgment having been rendered for the plaintiff against the original defendants, that portion of the judgment which sets aside the plaintiff's attacliment absolutely was er...roneous. It should only- have been postponed to those of the intervenors. In this respect the judgment must be modified. " The sheriff, Gorham, levied an attachment on the ship Underwriter in the case of Gilson v. Meiggs ; and afterwards levied an attachment in the case of Dallas V. Meiggs on the same property. One Davidson claimed the vessel, and the sheriff took an indemnity bond from both Gilson and Dallas, each for the full value of the property attached.
As the property could not be divided, he was com- pelled to seize and detain it entire, under both attach- ments.
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